Recent content by Jetfixr320

My Atlas lift came with them

Look at Atlas lifts.

Can you place the lift in another area to negate the lack of rebar? My Atlas lift just recommended 4" concrete minimum. The only reason they required rebar was cutting out a area if the concrete didn't meet minimums.

Brush pn flex seal will get you a couple years. I think I would just replace with metal and be done with it.

I will try to do more research.

You will need to add oil. Then actuate the lift higher to get it off of the locks then lower the lift. Or possibly leave it as is if its on the locks, and remove the cylinder.

Find someone with a Cricut cutting machine. Many options with them. Your Wife may have a friend that owns one.

I bought a Snap-on taco wagon to use at work after I restore it. Any recommendations on which paint brands that hold up well with daily use?

What is the best way that you found to break the pallets down yo salvage the boards?

I don't recall seeing anything about having a thicker area being a problem.

My Buddy and I share shop space, been wrenching for a long time, both well into Our 50's. We bought a 2 post and a 4 post last year. We both said that we should have got lifts a long time ago! I prefer the 2 post lift. Obviously takes a little more effort getting the car lifted. But...

I have a M18. It's impressive. I haven't broke the air impact out since buying the M18.

Nice, more room to store more projects and toys!

I worked in ORD at a Airline, a Guy on Dayshift had setup similar to this.

10mm are you kidding? Now you just lost 4 wrenches.